Verdi Budapest Aquincum

This upscale hotel is located within the city of Budapest, in the neigbourhood of the Margaret Island, the green heart of Budapest. The hotel offers a wide variety of dining options: a contemporary restaurant, a River Bar, a pool bar and room service as well. In the extensive Aronia Spa an indoor swimming pool, 2 thermal water pools, jacuzzi, saunas, fitness center and special treatments serve the relaxation of guests being on leisure. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi access in all of its 310 rooms. NTAK: SZ19000958

Hungarian Grand Prix 2026 ~ (£250)

2026 Hungarian Grand Prix – Hungaroring, Budapest, July 24–26, 2026

A Technical Showpiece in Hungary
The 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix returns to the legendary Hungaroring, located just outside Budapest in Mogyoród, from July 24–26. A fixture of the European calendar, this circuit is renowned for its tight, twisty layout that tests driver skill, strategy, and precision, while the surrounding fan zones and summer festival atmosphere make it a highlight for spectators. Often likened to “Monaco without the walls,” the Hungaroring offers relentless corners and limited overtaking opportunities, ensuring every lap is a tactical and physical challenge.

The Circuit & Race Experience

• Location: Mogyoród, ~20 km from central Budapest

• Track Length: 4.381 km, 14 turns

• Race Distance: 70 laps (~306.63 km)

• Character: A permanent circuit built in 1985, famous for its technical complexity, narrow corners, and flowing mid-sector sections.

Fans attending the 2026 Hungarian GP can expect a weekend full of strategic racing, where qualifying performance and tire management often decide the outcome. The summer heat adds intensity, particularly on the grassy banks and embankments that general admission ticket holders use for viewing, especially between Turn 7 and the finish line. Signature corners such as Turn 1, Turn 4, Turn 11, and the sweeping mid-sector provide frequent on-track drama. With Budapest so close, spectators can combine sightseeing, fine dining, and nightlife with their race experience.

Insider Tips & Must-Know Info
Tickets sell quickly, so booking early is essential. For comfort in the open grass areas, bring sunscreen, hats, and seating options. Arriving early helps avoid traffic congestion on access roads and allows fans to explore the numerous fan zones, live screens, and food & beverage areas. For a premium experience, we also offer hospitality packages, including pit-lane walks and VIP viewing. Staying in Budapest is ideal for convenient transport to the circuit and combining cultural activities with race weekend.

Why the Hungarian GP Stands Out
A staple of the F1 calendar since 1986, the Hungaroring combines historic prestige with a demanding layout that excites both drivers and fans. Its close proximity to Budapest makes it perfect for those seeking a mix of city adventure and motorsport thrills, while the vibrant fan atmosphere, from grassy embankments to grandstands, ensures an unforgettable weekend. The Hungarian GP delivers a unique blend of technical racing, cultural exploration, and festival-like energy.

Event Summary

• Event: Hungarian Grand Prix 2026

• Dates: 24–26 July 2026

• Location: Hungaroring, Mogyoród (Budapest), Hungary

• Track Length: 4.381 km, 14 turns

• Race Distance: 70 laps (~306.63 km)

Ticket Info: General Admission (Friday—Sunday)

• Perks: Standing access, giant videowall views

• Description: Your general admission ticket gives you full freedom to explore the Hungaroring circuit. Approximately 75% of the track is accessible on foot, allowing you to choose a grassy spot to catch all the on-track action from multiple perspectives.

We offer all ticket types from Grandstand to VIP Hospitality - Call for Details

Budapest

Budapest, the vibrant capital of Hungary, is a city where history, culture, and modern energy converge along the banks of the majestic Danube River. Often called the “Pearl of the Danube,” the city is renowned for its stunning architecture, ranging from the medieval Buda Castle and Fisherman’s Bastion to the grandiose Parliament Building and elegant bridges that connect Buda and Pest. The historic Castle District in Buda offers panoramic views of the river and cityscape, while the lively streets of Pest showcase bustling markets, cafés, and boutiques. Budapest’s rich cultural heritage is evident in its numerous museums, galleries, and theatres, as well as its centuries-old thermal baths, such as Széchenyi and Gellért, which remain central to the city’s social and wellness traditions.

Modern Budapest is equally dynamic, blending tradition with contemporary flair. The city boasts a thriving nightlife scene, eclectic culinary offerings, and a calendar packed with festivals, music events, and art exhibitions that attract visitors from around the world. The Danube promenade, lined with cafés and historical monuments, provides the perfect place to take in the city’s beauty, while the city’s parks, such as City Park and Margaret Island, offer serene escapes from the urban bustle. Budapest also embraces innovation and creativity, evident in its growing tech sector and modern infrastructure. With its seamless mix of history, culture, and vibrant modern life, Budapest offers a truly unforgettable experience for travelers seeking both charm and energy in one of Europe’s most captivating cities.